They look very healthy and vigorous. My little seedlings need to be divided and what was under three lights is now under eight. All the little tomatoes need to be in bigger cups and I planted a million fine flowering tobacco seeds which all grew. I divided them some but I don't want to take up so much room for one type of flower. I haven't started on my warm weather fast growers like marigolds and zinnias. It ruins me when nice full grown flowering plants are already at Atwoods. After it is warm I may wait and plant them directly in the soil.

I need to divide a few of mine too.

I just plant most annuals direct when it warms up so I don't have to do all the work of transplanting.

I am going to try the clump method of transplanting the poppies. I will loose some, I know, but that's OK. If I try to separate them, I will loose them anyway.

I planted the tomatoes and peppers a few days ago, but still have some more to do today.

They look good Glenda. Wish my lettuce was as big as yours. Mine is sitting outside on the balcony.
My silene seedlings are clumped too close together, then some spots where nothing came up. I need to try to separate them. They're still very small too. We need some warmer days.